A hearty band of volunteers have been helping youngsters in Larkhall and the surrounding area enjoy an extra special Christmas.Larkhall Community Network is a collaboration of charities within the town bringing the voices of the community to decision makers and creating new opportunities for Larkhall.This year’s toy appeal saw local businesses and groups coming together for the worthwhile cause.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.
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